Street Conservation Area
Street is a designated conservation area in England, protected for its special architectural or historic interest. It was designated on 1 January 1984. The area covers approximately 38 hectares.
Notable Listed Buildings
- Grade I Church of the Holy TrinityBA16 0AQ
- Grade II 14 18 22 and 24, Somerton RoadBA16 0DU
- Grade II 63-69, High StreetBA16 0EG
- Grade II Cobden TerraceBA16 0EU
- Grade II Crispin HallBA16 0DT
- Grade II Friends Meeting HouseBA16 0EE
- Grade II Gate Piers and Gates on Roadside at Driveway Entrance to Friends Meeting HouseBA16 0EE
- Grade II Gazebo at Ngr St 4851 3558BA16 0SL
- Grade II Goss HouseBA16 0EF
- Grade II Greenbank Swimming PoolBA16 0EG
- Grade II HazeldeneBA16 0DU
- Grade II HindhaysBA16 0ET
- Grade II Lawson TerraceBA16 0EU
- Grade II Main Roadside Frontage to Clarks Factory, Clock Tower, 5 Bay Right Return and Water TowerBA16 0EE
- Grade II Mullions HotelBA16 0EF
- Grade II No 10 and Railed ForecourtBA16 0FE
- Grade II No 46 and Forecourt WallBA16 0EQ
- Grade II Nos 48 and 48a with Forecourt WallBA16 0EQ
- Grade II Old Middle Leigh FarmhouseBA16 0LA
- Grade II RingoldswayBA16 0LB
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Nearby Conservation Areas
- Glastonbury3.3 km
- Butleigh4.3 km
- Kingweston6.5 km
- Shapwick7.1 km
- Somerton7.8 km
- High Ham7.9 km
- West Charlton and Charlton Mackrell8.8 km
- Charlton Adam9.2 km
About Street Conservation Area
- Is my property in Street Conservation Area?
- Use the free HeritageCheck postcode checker to instantly find out if your property is within the Street Conservation Area boundary.
- What restrictions apply in Street?
- Properties in Street Conservation Area may face restrictions on demolition, tree work (6 weeks' notice required), and certain exterior alterations. Contact your local planning authority for specific rules that apply here.
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